Prayers for peace in north Belfast
Clergy in the Shankill area took to the streets last Thursday night to pray for peace in the midst of scenes of rioting. The following day, a Prayer Vigil was attended by representatives of different denominations.
Clergy in the Shankill area took to the streets last Thursday night to pray for peace in the midst of scenes of rioting. The following day, a Prayer Vigil was attended by representatives of different denominations.
During Holy Week, people right across Connor Diocese came together virtually each evening to join in worship.
We are delighted to say that a spring issue of the diocesan magazine ‘Connor Connections’ will be in parishes in time for Easter Sunday.
You are invited to join a series of Holy Week Services to be shared online each evening at 7.30pm on the Connor diocesan Facebook page.
People from across Northern Ireland and beyond joined an online Service of Reflection live-streamed by Belfast Cathedral on March 23 – the anniversary of the first Covid-19 lockdown.
In preparation for a return to sport following lockdown, Sports Chaplaincy Ireland is running an Induction Course and Training over three evenings in April.
Isolation can be a strain on all of us. Some words of advice from the Rev Jonny Campbell–Smyth, Chair of the Church of Ireland Marriage Council.
We cannot mark St Patrick’s Day in the usual way – in churches or through other community events – but dioceses and parishes across the island have found different ways to celebrate our patron saint.
Volunteers are being sought to help children in the Shankill area with homework and, in particular with their reading.
Aidan MacLean, a chorister at St Polycarp’s Parish Church, Finaghy, has reached the final of the prestigious ORA Singers’ composing competition.
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